Defendant moved for reconsideration of the court's order quashing defendant's non-party subpoena.

Court clarifies county's obligation in road maintenance, emphasizing the need for county authority to accept the dedication of a road for public use before the county is obligated to maintain it

Defendant appealed the denial of its motion to disqualify law firm representing plaintiff.

Ageron Energy had a mineral lease but was denied access to the formation housing the minerals due to an underground hydrogen-sulfide disposal site operated by ETC Texas Pipeline Ltd. and LG PL LLC.

Defendant health care provider sought summary judgment in plaintiff physician's action alleging unlawful discrimination and retaliation on the basis of his religion for his refusal to be vaccinated against COVID-19. The court granted defendant's summary judgment motion where defendant demonstrated that it would suffer undue hardship if it were required to accommodate plaintiff's sincerely-held religious belief.

Victim testimony recounting incident where defendant turned his vehicle around to pass the victim a second time and shout a threat was sufficient to establish all the elements of harassment. Judgment of sentence affirmed.

The court filed an opinion pursuant to 210 Pa. Code §1925(a) justifying its order after a bench trial on a breach of contract case that plaintiff presented no credible evidence of an amount due from defendant.

Court Dismisses False Arrest and Malicious Prosecution Case

Petitioner sought to restore his firearms rights and expunge his involuntary commitment records. The court denied the petition where the standard of review applicable to involuntary commitments pursuant to Mental Health Procedures Act Section 302 precluded the court from expunging the record of petitioner's involuntary commitment.

Hearsay Allegations of Unpaid Overtime Compensation Were Sufficient to Warrant Conditional Class Certification in FLSA Action